Thanks for watching. In this video I explain the law of demand, the substitution effect, the income effect, the law of diminishing marginal utility, and the shifters of demand. Make sure that you understand the difference between a change in quantity demanded and a change in demand. This is the first video in the unit Playlist. Make sure that you watch the the next two videos about supply and equilibrium so you can put it all together. I hope that you like this video. Please like, leave a comment, and subscribe. *Note* never drink a whole gallon of milk
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In this video I'm going to talk about the demand curve. As I said in a previous video, a demand curve is the relationship between the price of a good and the amount of that good consumers demand.
Let's say we have an agent. We'll call him Ezekiel. Ezekiel's utility is derived from his consumption of carrots and from his consumption of everything else, which we'll measure in dollars. We're going to make a very important assumption about Ezekiel's utility function, we're going to assume it's strictly quasi-concave.
What this means is that if you pick any two points on a given indifference curve, a line drawn between those points will fall entirely above that indifference curve except at the end points. We're also going to assume that Ezekiel is insatiable, so he always prefers more to less.
Now, Ezekiel has a budget of $100. Let's say for now that a carrot costs $1. To draw Ezekiel's budget set, we start by graphing the point where he buys only carrots. At that point he has 100 carrots and nothing else. Then we graph the point where he buys no carrots, in which case he buys 100 dollars' worth of other things and no carrots.
Then we draw a line connecting those two points, and everything below or on that line is within Ezekiel's budget set, that is, every point within the set is a bundle which Ezekiel could buy with his $100.
Now I'm going to pick an arbitrary utility function for Ezekiel. As I said before, it's going to be monotonic-increasing and strictly quasi-concave. Let's look at some indifference curves.
There are some indifference curves that Ezekiel just can't reach at his current income, and there are some he can reach. As it turns out, with the assumptions I've made, the highest indifference curve Ezekiel can possibly reach is also the one that intersects his budget set at exactly one point. That means Ezekiel has one specific combination of carrots and other things that would make him happiest given his current budget and the current price of carrots, so that's what Ezekiel buys.
Now, at the price of $1, Ezekiel is buying 50 carrots. We can put that point on a new graph. Now let's say the price of carrots changes to 50 cents each. Now Ezekiel has a new budget set, since he can afford at most 200 carrots. Now he can reach a higher indifference curve by buying 75 carrots. Let's graph that point, too.
What we've just done is we've found two points on Ezekiel's demand curve for carrots. If we were to repeat this exercise many times, we would eventually reveal Ezekiel's entire demand curve for carrots. And if we wanted to find a demand curve for many consumers in an economy, all we'd need to do is find each of their individual demand curves and add them up.

Date of issue: 05 September 2013. Speaker: Sam Seiden. The key to producing trading income in the FX markets is having a strategy that anticipates market turns and market moves with a very high degree of accuracy. To do this, you must be able to identify where banks and institutions are buying and selling in the Forex market by looking at a price chart. This means training your eye to identify institution and bank demand and supply by looking at a price chart. During this session, Sam will begin to do this by covering core market timing strategy rules that offer you low risk, high reward, and high probability trading opportunities.

published:12 Jan 2016

views:58534

This is the first of a mini series on basic economics.
These were the first videos that I made about 4 years ago for another channel.
I have attempted to clean the original audio up the best that I could to remove the hiss, but the sound quality is still a bit poor.

published:17 Oct 2013

views:62233

The MacroUnit 1 Summary video is designed to help you understand economics and goes hand-in-hand with my UltimateReviewPacket. In this video I cover the basics: scarcity, opportunity cost, the economic systems, the production possibilities curve (9:22), comparative advantage (14:45) and demand and supply (29:26). I also show you the quick and dirty (22:21). Don't worry, it's school appropriate. Thanks for watching and please subscribe.
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This video is made for HSC(Economics) and BBA(Microeconomics) students in order to clarify the basic concepts of demand. This video is a Bangla tutorial video. It also covers the definition of demand, basic elements of demand, illustration of the demand curve, downward demand curve, the law of diminishing marginal utility, income effect, substitution effect. Besides, relevant examples were given to make the topics more easily understandable to the learners.
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A one-minute video explanation of supply and demand. In the world of economics, supply and demand is perhaps the #1 term you come across, yet far too few people understand it properly despite it not being all that hard to comprehend.
I did my best to put an end to that.
Please like, comment and subscribe if you've enjoyed the video.
To support the channel, give me a minute (see what I did there?) of your time by visiting OneMinuteEconomics.com and reading my message.

published:23 Jan 2016

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Today's webinar covered the basics on how to draw supply and demand zones mechanically and consistently, as well as how to draw and update trendlines.
However, does basic mean that it's something you should not pay attention to? Absolutely not. Many of you will think or believe that you are following the rules on how to draw zones and trendlines but in fact you might be breaking some rules when doing it.
Practicing and testing for hundreds of hours is the only way to achieve mastery, are you willing to complete that hard work? Believing in what you do is essential, but believe will not make you profitable unless it's accompanied by hard work.
What was covered in today's webinar?
- How to mechanically and consistently draw a trendline
- Always use the latest 2 obvious valleys or peaks to draw a trendline
- Never use a CP pattern to draw a trendline unless there are more than 3 CP patterns (ContinuationPatterns) and price is over-extended
- Mechanical rules on how to draw bases were shown, draw the levels always the same way in order to be consistent
- How to locate imbalances by using 6 of the most common candlestick patterns
- Bullish patterns: bullish engulfing pattern, bullish harami and piercing pattern
- Bearish patterns: bearish engulfing pattern, bearish harami and dark cloud cover
More information at http://www.set-and-forget.com

published:09 Apr 2014

views:44972

Basic introduction to what microeconomics and macroeconomics study. A bit on Adam Smith.
Watch the next lesson: https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain/microeconomics/supply-demand-equilibrium/demand-curve-tutorial/v/law-of-demand?utm_source=YT&utm_medium=Desc&utm_campaign=microeconomics
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Introduction to Demand Forecasting.
Organizational Behavior,
Introduction:
Forecasts are becoming the lifeline of business in a world, where the tidal waves of change are sweeping the most established of structures. Survival in this age requires the tact, talent and technique of predicting the future.
Demand forecasting is the scientific and analytical estimation of demand for a product or service for a particular period of time.
It is the estimation of the unknown future demand for the purpose of production operations planning.
It is an art or science of predicting or estimating the future demand for a product undertaken for the purpose of long term decisions and planning.
It is the process of determining how much of whatproducts are needed when, where and how long.
It is becoming increasingly important and necessary for business to predict their future prospects in terms of sales, cost and profits. The value of future sales is crucial as it affects costs profits, so the prediction of future sales is the logical starting point of all business planning.
Demand forecasting is very popular in industrially advanced countries. Demand forecasting is bound to become more important with the growing industrialization of the country.
This is necessary for sound planning.
It lays the foundation for operation planning, scheduling, production planning, inventory management and other production and operation functions.
Long term plan forms the framework for corporate investment planning, capital management, expansion, capacity planning, research and executive development.
There are certain economic criteria of broader applica¬bility. They are:
(i) Accuracy:
The forecast obtained must be accurate. How is an accurate forecast possible? To obtain an accurate forecast, it is essential to check the accuracy of past forecasts against present performance and of present forecasts against future performance. Accuracy cannot be tested by precise measure¬ment but buy judgment.
(ii) Plausibility:
The executive should have good understanding of the technique chosen and they should have confidence in the techniques used. Understanding is also needed for a proper interpretation of results. Plausibility requirements can often improve the accuracy of results.
(iii) Durability:
Unfortunately, a demand function fitted to past experience may back cost very greatly and still fall apart in a short time as a forecaster. The durability of the forecasting power of a demand function depends partly on the reasonableness and simplicity of functions fitted, but primarily on the stability of the understanding relationships measured in the past. Of course, the importance of durability deter¬mines the allowable cost of the forecast.
(iv) Flexibility:
Flexibility can be viewed as an alternative to generality. A long lasting function could be set up in terms of basic natural forces and human motives. Even though fundamental, it would nevertheless be hard to measure and thus not very useful. A set of variables whose co-efficient could be adjusted from time to time to meet changing conditions in more practical way to maintain intact the routine procedure of forecasting.
(v) Availability:
Immediate availability of data is a vital requirement and the search for reasonable approximations to relevance in late data is a constant strain on the forecasters patience. The techniques employed should be able to produce meaningful results quickly. Delay in result will adversely affect the managerial decisions.
(vi) Economy:
Cost is a primary consideration which should be weighted against the importance of the forecasts to the business operations. A question may arise: How much money and managerial effort should be allocated to obtain a high level of forecasting accuracy? The criterion here is the economic considera¬tion.
(vii) Simplicity:
Statistical and econometric models are certainly useful but they are intolerably complex. To those executives who have a fear of mathematics, these methods would appear to be Latin or Greek. The procedure should, therefore, be simple and easy so that the management may appreciate and understand why it has been adopted by the forecaster.
(viii) Consistency:
The forecaster has to deal with various components which are independent. If he does not make an adjustment in one component to bring it in line with a forecast of another, he would achieve a whole which would appear consistent.
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Graphical representation of supply and demand

Although it is normal to regard the quantity demanded and the quantity supplied as functions of the price of the goods, the standard graphical representation, usually attributed to Alfred Marshall, has price on the vertical axis and quantity on the horizontal axis, the opposite of the standard convention for the representation of a mathematical function.

Since determinants of supply and demand other than the price of the goods in question are not explicitly represented in the supply-demand diagram, changes in the values of these variables are represented by moving the supply and demand curves (often described as "shifts" in the curves). By contrast, responses to changes in the price of the good are represented as movements along unchanged supply and demand curves.

See also

Demand

In economics, demand is the utility for a good or service of an economic agent, relative to his/her income. (Note: This distinguishes "demand" from "quantity demanded", where demand is a listing or graphing of quantity demanded at each possible price. In contrast to demand, quantity demanded is the exact quantity demanded at a certain price. Changing the actual price will change the quantity demanded, but it will not change the demand, because demand is a listing of quantities that would be bought at various prices, not just the actual price.)

Demand is a buyer's willingness and ability to pay a price for a specific quantity of a good or service. Demand refers to how much (quantity) of a product or service is desired by buyers at various prices. The quantity demanded is the amount of a product people are willing or able to buy at a certain price; the relationship between price and quantity demanded is known as the demand. (see also supply and demand). The term demand signifies the ability or the willingness to buy a particular commodity at a given point of time, ceteris paribus. Utility preferences and choices underlying demand can be represented as functions of cost, benefit, odds and other variables.

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Khan Academy is a non-profit educational organization created in 2006 by educator Salman Khan with the aim of providing a free, world-class education for anyone, anywhere. The organization produces short lectures in the form of YouTube videos. In addition to micro lectures, the organization's website features practice exercises and tools for educators. All resources are available for free to anyone around the world. The main language of the website is English, but the content is also available in other languages.

In late 2004, Khan began tutoring his cousin Nadia who needed help with math using Yahoo!'s Doodle notepad.When other relatives and friends sought similar help, he decided that it would be more practical to distribute the tutorials on YouTube. The videos' popularity and the testimonials of appreciative students prompted Khan to quit his job in finance as a hedge fund analyst at Connective Capital Management in 2009, and focus on the tutorials (then released under the moniker "Khan Academy") full-time.

Demand and Supply Explained- Econ 2.1

Thanks for watching. In this video I explain the law of demand, the substitution effect, the income effect, the law of diminishing marginal utility, and the shifters of demand. Make sure that you understand the difference between a change in quantity demanded and a change in demand. This is the first video in the unit Playlist. Make sure that you watch the the next two videos about supply and equilibrium so you can put it all together. I hope that you like this video. Please like, leave a comment, and subscribe. *Note* never drink a whole gallon of milk
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3:10

Basic Demand Theory

Basic Demand Theory

Basic Demand Theory

http://economicsdetective.com/
In this video I'm going to talk about the demand curve. As I said in a previous video, a demand curve is the relationship between the price of a good and the amount of that good consumers demand.
Let's say we have an agent. We'll call him Ezekiel. Ezekiel's utility is derived from his consumption of carrots and from his consumption of everything else, which we'll measure in dollars. We're going to make a very important assumption about Ezekiel's utility function, we're going to assume it's strictly quasi-concave.
What this means is that if you pick any two points on a given indifference curve, a line drawn between those points will fall entirely above that indifference curve except at the end points. We're also going to assume that Ezekiel is insatiable, so he always prefers more to less.
Now, Ezekiel has a budget of $100. Let's say for now that a carrot costs $1. To draw Ezekiel's budget set, we start by graphing the point where he buys only carrots. At that point he has 100 carrots and nothing else. Then we graph the point where he buys no carrots, in which case he buys 100 dollars' worth of other things and no carrots.
Then we draw a line connecting those two points, and everything below or on that line is within Ezekiel's budget set, that is, every point within the set is a bundle which Ezekiel could buy with his $100.
Now I'm going to pick an arbitrary utility function for Ezekiel. As I said before, it's going to be monotonic-increasing and strictly quasi-concave. Let's look at some indifference curves.
There are some indifference curves that Ezekiel just can't reach at his current income, and there are some he can reach. As it turns out, with the assumptions I've made, the highest indifference curve Ezekiel can possibly reach is also the one that intersects his budget set at exactly one point. That means Ezekiel has one specific combination of carrots and other things that would make him happiest given his current budget and the current price of carrots, so that's what Ezekiel buys.
Now, at the price of $1, Ezekiel is buying 50 carrots. We can put that point on a new graph. Now let's say the price of carrots changes to 50 cents each. Now Ezekiel has a new budget set, since he can afford at most 200 carrots. Now he can reach a higher indifference curve by buying 75 carrots. Let's graph that point, too.
What we've just done is we've found two points on Ezekiel's demand curve for carrots. If we were to repeat this exercise many times, we would eventually reveal Ezekiel's entire demand curve for carrots. And if we wanted to find a demand curve for many consumers in an economy, all we'd need to do is find each of their individual demand curves and add them up.

Sam Seiden: Supply/Demand Basics

Date of issue: 05 September 2013. Speaker: Sam Seiden. The key to producing trading income in the FX markets is having a strategy that anticipates market turns and market moves with a very high degree of accuracy. To do this, you must be able to identify where banks and institutions are buying and selling in the Forex market by looking at a price chart. This means training your eye to identify institution and bank demand and supply by looking at a price chart. During this session, Sam will begin to do this by covering core market timing strategy rules that offer you low risk, high reward, and high probability trading opportunities.

8:17

Basic Economics: Supply and Demand

Basic Economics: Supply and Demand

Basic Economics: Supply and Demand

This is the first of a mini series on basic economics.
These were the first videos that I made about 4 years ago for another channel.
I have attempted to clean the original audio up the best that I could to remove the hiss, but the sound quality is still a bit poor.

36:18

Macro Unit 1 Summary- Basic Concept and Demand/Supply

Macro Unit 1 Summary- Basic Concept and Demand/Supply

Macro Unit 1 Summary- Basic Concept and Demand/Supply

The MacroUnit 1 Summary video is designed to help you understand economics and goes hand-in-hand with my UltimateReviewPacket. In this video I cover the basics: scarcity, opportunity cost, the economic systems, the production possibilities curve (9:22), comparative advantage (14:45) and demand and supply (29:26). I also show you the quick and dirty (22:21). Don't worry, it's school appropriate. Thanks for watching and please subscribe.
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This video is made for HSC(Economics) and BBA(Microeconomics) students in order to clarify the basic concepts of demand. This video is a Bangla tutorial video. It also covers the definition of demand, basic elements of demand, illustration of the demand curve, downward demand curve, the law of diminishing marginal utility, income effect, substitution effect. Besides, relevant examples were given to make the topics more easily understandable to the learners.
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0:54

Supply and Demand Explained in One Minute

Supply and Demand Explained in One Minute

Supply and Demand Explained in One Minute

A one-minute video explanation of supply and demand. In the world of economics, supply and demand is perhaps the #1 term you come across, yet far too few people understand it properly despite it not being all that hard to comprehend.
I did my best to put an end to that.
Please like, comment and subscribe if you've enjoyed the video.
To support the channel, give me a minute (see what I did there?) of your time by visiting OneMinuteEconomics.com and reading my message.

1:36:15

How to draw Trendlines and Supply and Demand zones imbalances webinar

How to draw Trendlines and Supply and Demand zones imbalances webinar

How to draw Trendlines and Supply and Demand zones imbalances webinar

Today's webinar covered the basics on how to draw supply and demand zones mechanically and consistently, as well as how to draw and update trendlines.
However, does basic mean that it's something you should not pay attention to? Absolutely not. Many of you will think or believe that you are following the rules on how to draw zones and trendlines but in fact you might be breaking some rules when doing it.
Practicing and testing for hundreds of hours is the only way to achieve mastery, are you willing to complete that hard work? Believing in what you do is essential, but believe will not make you profitable unless it's accompanied by hard work.
What was covered in today's webinar?
- How to mechanically and consistently draw a trendline
- Always use the latest 2 obvious valleys or peaks to draw a trendline
- Never use a CP pattern to draw a trendline unless there are more than 3 CP patterns (ContinuationPatterns) and price is over-extended
- Mechanical rules on how to draw bases were shown, draw the levels always the same way in order to be consistent
- How to locate imbalances by using 6 of the most common candlestick patterns
- Bullish patterns: bullish engulfing pattern, bullish harami and piercing pattern
- Bearish patterns: bearish engulfing pattern, bearish harami and dark cloud cover
More information at http://www.set-and-forget.com

Basic introduction to what microeconomics and macroeconomics study. A bit on Adam Smith.
Watch the next lesson: https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain/microeconomics/supply-demand-equilibrium/demand-curve-tutorial/v/law-of-demand?utm_source=YT&utm_medium=Desc&utm_campaign=microeconomics
Microeconomics on Khan Academy: Topics covered in a traditional college level introductory microeconomics course
About Khan Academy: Khan Academy is a nonprofit with a mission to provide a free, world-class education for anyone, anywhere. We believe learners of all ages should have unlimited access to free educational content they can master at their own pace. We use intelligent software, deep data analytics and intuitive user interfaces to help students and teachers around the world. Our resources cover preschool through early college education, including math, biology, chemistry, physics, economics, finance, history, grammar and more. We offer free personalized SAT test prep in partnership with the test developer, the College Board. Khan Academy has been translated into dozens of languages, and 100 million people use our platform worldwide every year. For more information, visit www.khanacademy.org, join us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter at @khanacademy. And remember, you can learn anything.
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10:11

Basic Supply and Demand

Basic Supply and Demand

Basic Supply and Demand

Introduction To Demand Forecasting.

Introduction to Demand Forecasting.
Organizational Behavior,
Introduction:
Forecasts are becoming the lifeline of business in a world, where the tidal waves of change are sweeping the most established of structures. Survival in this age requires the tact, talent and technique of predicting the future.
Demand forecasting is the scientific and analytical estimation of demand for a product or service for a particular period of time.
It is the estimation of the unknown future demand for the purpose of production operations planning.
It is an art or science of predicting or estimating the future demand for a product undertaken for the purpose of long term decisions and planning.
It is the process of determining how much of whatproducts are needed when, where and how long.
It is becoming increasingly important and necessary for business to predict their future prospects in terms of sales, cost and profits. The value of future sales is crucial as it affects costs profits, so the prediction of future sales is the logical starting point of all business planning.
Demand forecasting is very popular in industrially advanced countries. Demand forecasting is bound to become more important with the growing industrialization of the country.
This is necessary for sound planning.
It lays the foundation for operation planning, scheduling, production planning, inventory management and other production and operation functions.
Long term plan forms the framework for corporate investment planning, capital management, expansion, capacity planning, research and executive development.
There are certain economic criteria of broader applica¬bility. They are:
(i) Accuracy:
The forecast obtained must be accurate. How is an accurate forecast possible? To obtain an accurate forecast, it is essential to check the accuracy of past forecasts against present performance and of present forecasts against future performance. Accuracy cannot be tested by precise measure¬ment but buy judgment.
(ii) Plausibility:
The executive should have good understanding of the technique chosen and they should have confidence in the techniques used. Understanding is also needed for a proper interpretation of results. Plausibility requirements can often improve the accuracy of results.
(iii) Durability:
Unfortunately, a demand function fitted to past experience may back cost very greatly and still fall apart in a short time as a forecaster. The durability of the forecasting power of a demand function depends partly on the reasonableness and simplicity of functions fitted, but primarily on the stability of the understanding relationships measured in the past. Of course, the importance of durability deter¬mines the allowable cost of the forecast.
(iv) Flexibility:
Flexibility can be viewed as an alternative to generality. A long lasting function could be set up in terms of basic natural forces and human motives. Even though fundamental, it would nevertheless be hard to measure and thus not very useful. A set of variables whose co-efficient could be adjusted from time to time to meet changing conditions in more practical way to maintain intact the routine procedure of forecasting.
(v) Availability:
Immediate availability of data is a vital requirement and the search for reasonable approximations to relevance in late data is a constant strain on the forecasters patience. The techniques employed should be able to produce meaningful results quickly. Delay in result will adversely affect the managerial decisions.
(vi) Economy:
Cost is a primary consideration which should be weighted against the importance of the forecasts to the business operations. A question may arise: How much money and managerial effort should be allocated to obtain a high level of forecasting accuracy? The criterion here is the economic considera¬tion.
(vii) Simplicity:
Statistical and econometric models are certainly useful but they are intolerably complex. To those executives who have a fear of mathematics, these methods would appear to be Latin or Greek. The procedure should, therefore, be simple and easy so that the management may appreciate and understand why it has been adopted by the forecaster.
(viii) Consistency:
The forecaster has to deal with various components which are independent. If he does not make an adjustment in one component to bring it in line with a forecast of another, he would achieve a whole which would appear consistent.
Video by Edupedia World (www.edupediaworld.com),
All Right Reserved

6:10

Supply and Demand in Markets. Basic Economics.

Supply and Demand in Markets. Basic Economics.

Supply and Demand in Markets. Basic Economics.

A brief graphical explanation by AndrewWhyte on how consumers and suppliers interact to set prices in any given market in a free market economy. Also what can cause shifts in supply and demand and how this affects prices. Interested in budgeting? See...http://andrewwhyte.com/Victory-Cash/index.htm

A quick and comprehensive intro to Supply and Demand. We define the demand curve, supply curve and equilibrium price & quantity. We draw a demand and supply curve graph - and figure out why they look like they do. We find equilibrium quantity and equilibrium price. This video targets a student in an introduction to microeconomics class.
•Video 1: Intro to Supply & Demand: http://youtu.be/op70yS_7du8
•Video 2: Shifts to Supply or Demand Cruves: http://youtu.be/es_g3L1kmR8
•Video 3: Shifts in BOTH Supply and Demand: http://youtu.be/EiYbrhFwErI
More Intro to Microeconomics Videos: https://sites.google.com/site/curtiskephart/ta/krugman-wells-microeconomics-solutions
------------------------------------------------------
Video Outline:
A "market" with price and quantity.
Demand Curve 2:00
• The law of demand.
• Increases and Decreases in Demand. 5:30
• Another Video on the topic:
Supply curve.
• The law of supply 9:30
• Increases and decreases in Supply. 11:44
• Another video on this topic
Demand and Supply together. 15:50
• Equilibrium price and quantity supplied and demanded. 16:20
• Forces that tend toward equilibrium. Shortage, 18:15. Surplus 21:20

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2:23

Supply and Demand

Supply and Demand

Supply and Demand

http://economicsdetective.com/
If you've only heard of one economics concept, it's probably supply and demand. Eventually we'll want to derive this concept from basic assumptions about utility and cost functions, but for now I'll just go through the 2-minute version.
Let's start with supply. A supply curve is a relationship between the price of a certain good, and the amount of that good producers make. Let's say they're producing umbrellas. Supply curves typically slope upwards, since a higher price means producers can earn more from each item they sell, so it's worth it for them to produce more of that item.
Now, on to demand. A demand curve is a relationship between the price of a certain good, and the amount of that good buyers want to buy. Although there are exceptions, most demand curves slope downwards. Intuitively, you'll buy more of something if it's cheaper.
If we graph our supply curve and our demand curve together, we get this cool little X. The price at which supply and demand cross is the market-clearing price.
If the price is at the market-clearing level, producers produce exactly as many umbrellas as as buyers want to buy, so every umbrella is sold, and everyone who wants to buy an umbrella can do so.
What if the price of umbrellas is higher than the market-clearing price? Then producers make more umbrellas than buyers are willing to buy at that price, and we have a surplus. Similarly, if the price of umbrellas is set below the market-clearing price, buyers want to buy lots of umbrellas, but producers aren't so eager to produce that many, so there is a shortage of umbrellas.
It's important to realize that the words "surplus" and "shortage" always refer to price-phenomena. 1000 umbrellas could constitute a surplus if the price of an umbrella is $100, or it could constitute a shortage if the price of an umbrella is $1.
Where would we expect to see prices in our supply and demand model? The answer depends on many things. It depends on whether there is one producer or many, on whether there is one buyer or many, on what the laws are, and on how quickly the market can react to a sudden rain storm.

Demand and Supply Explained- Econ 2.1

Thanks for watching. In this video I explain the law of demand, the substitution effect, the income effect, the law of diminishing marginal utility, and the shifters of demand. Make sure that you understand the difference between a change in quantity demanded and a change in demand. This is the first video in the unit Playlist. Make sure that you watch the the next two videos about supply and equilibrium so you can put it all together. I hope that you like this video. Please like, leave a comment, and subscribe. *Note* never drink a whole gallon of milk
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SupplyVideo
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Unit playlists
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published: 07 Sep 2014

Basic Demand Theory

http://economicsdetective.com/
In this video I'm going to talk about the demand curve. As I said in a previous video, a demand curve is the relationship between the price of a good and the amount of that good consumers demand.
Let's say we have an agent. We'll call him Ezekiel. Ezekiel's utility is derived from his consumption of carrots and from his consumption of everything else, which we'll measure in dollars. We're going to make a very important assumption about Ezekiel's utility function, we're going to assume it's strictly quasi-concave.
What this means is that if you pick any two points on a given indifference curve, a line drawn between those points will fall entirely above that indifference curve except at the end points. We're also going to assume that Ezekiel is insatiab...

Sam Seiden: Supply/Demand Basics

Date of issue: 05 September 2013. Speaker: Sam Seiden. The key to producing trading income in the FX markets is having a strategy that anticipates market turns and market moves with a very high degree of accuracy. To do this, you must be able to identify where banks and institutions are buying and selling in the Forex market by looking at a price chart. This means training your eye to identify institution and bank demand and supply by looking at a price chart. During this session, Sam will begin to do this by covering core market timing strategy rules that offer you low risk, high reward, and high probability trading opportunities.

published: 12 Jan 2016

Basic Economics: Supply and Demand

This is the first of a mini series on basic economics.
These were the first videos that I made about 4 years ago for another channel.
I have attempted to clean the original audio up the best that I could to remove the hiss, but the sound quality is still a bit poor.

published: 17 Oct 2013

Macro Unit 1 Summary- Basic Concept and Demand/Supply

The MacroUnit 1 Summary video is designed to help you understand economics and goes hand-in-hand with my UltimateReviewPacket. In this video I cover the basics: scarcity, opportunity cost, the economic systems, the production possibilities curve (9:22), comparative advantage (14:45) and demand and supply (29:26). I also show you the quick and dirty (22:21). Don't worry, it's school appropriate. Thanks for watching and please subscribe.
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This video is made for HSC(Economics) and BBA(Microeconomics) students in order to clarify the basic concepts of demand. This video is a Bangla tutorial video. It also covers the definition of demand, basic elements of demand, illustration of the demand curve, downward demand curve, the law of diminishing marginal utility, income effect, substitution effect. Besides, relevant examples were given to make the topics more easily understandable to the learners.
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published: 19 Aug 2017

Supply and Demand Explained in One Minute

A one-minute video explanation of supply and demand. In the world of economics, supply and demand is perhaps the #1 term you come across, yet far too few people understand it properly despite it not being all that hard to comprehend.
I did my best to put an end to that.
Please like, comment and subscribe if you've enjoyed the video.
To support the channel, give me a minute (see what I did there?) of your time by visiting OneMinuteEconomics.com and reading my message.

published: 23 Jan 2016

How to draw Trendlines and Supply and Demand zones imbalances webinar

Today's webinar covered the basics on how to draw supply and demand zones mechanically and consistently, as well as how to draw and update trendlines.
However, does basic mean that it's something you should not pay attention to? Absolutely not. Many of you will think or believe that you are following the rules on how to draw zones and trendlines but in fact you might be breaking some rules when doing it.
Practicing and testing for hundreds of hours is the only way to achieve mastery, are you willing to complete that hard work? Believing in what you do is essential, but believe will not make you profitable unless it's accompanied by hard work.
What was covered in today's webinar?
- How to mechanically and consistently draw a trendline
- Always use the latest 2 obvious valleys or peaks ...

Basic introduction to what microeconomics and macroeconomics study. A bit on Adam Smith.
Watch the next lesson: https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain/microeconomics/supply-demand-equilibrium/demand-curve-tutorial/v/law-of-demand?utm_source=YT&utm_medium=Desc&utm_campaign=microeconomics
Microeconomics on Khan Academy: Topics covered in a traditional college level introductory microeconomics course
About Khan Academy: Khan Academy is a nonprofit with a mission to provide a free, world-class education for anyone, anywhere. We believe learners of all ages should have unlimited access to free educational content they can master at their own pace. We use intelligent software, deep data analytics and intuitive user interfaces to help students and teachers around the world. Our r...

published: 28 Jun 2012

Basic Supply and Demand

Introduction To Demand Forecasting.

Introduction to Demand Forecasting.
Organizational Behavior,
Introduction:
Forecasts are becoming the lifeline of business in a world, where the tidal waves of change are sweeping the most established of structures. Survival in this age requires the tact, talent and technique of predicting the future.
Demand forecasting is the scientific and analytical estimation of demand for a product or service for a particular period of time.
It is the estimation of the unknown future demand for the purpose of production operations planning.
It is an art or science of predicting or estimating the future demand for a product undertaken for the purpose of long term decisions and planning.
It is the process of determining how much of whatproducts are needed when, where and how long.
It is becoming increa...

published: 25 Nov 2015

Supply and Demand in Markets. Basic Economics.

A brief graphical explanation by AndrewWhyte on how consumers and suppliers interact to set prices in any given market in a free market economy. Also what can cause shifts in supply and demand and how this affects prices. Interested in budgeting? See...http://andrewwhyte.com/Victory-Cash/index.htm

A quick and comprehensive intro to Supply and Demand. We define the demand curve, supply curve and equilibrium price & quantity. We draw a demand and supply curve graph - and figure out why they look like they do. We find equilibrium quantity and equilibrium price. This video targets a student in an introduction to microeconomics class.
•Video 1: Intro to Supply & Demand: http://youtu.be/op70yS_7du8
•Video 2: Shifts to Supply or Demand Cruves: http://youtu.be/es_g3L1kmR8
•Video 3: Shifts in BOTH Supply and Demand: http://youtu.be/EiYbrhFwErI
More Intro to Microeconomics Videos: https://sites.google.com/site/curtiskephart/ta/krugman-wells-microeconomics-solutions
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Video Outline:
A "market" with price and quantity.
Demand Curve 2:0...

Manpreet Gill of Standard CharteredPrivate Bank says oil prices on a 12 month basis are likely to be in the "55 to 75 dollar" range.
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Supply and Demand

http://economicsdetective.com/
If you've only heard of one economics concept, it's probably supply and demand. Eventually we'll want to derive this concept from basic assumptions about utility and cost functions, but for now I'll just go through the 2-minute version.
Let's start with supply. A supply curve is a relationship between the price of a certain good, and the amount of that good producers make. Let's say they're producing umbrellas. Supply curves typically slope upwards, since a higher price means producers can earn more from each item they sell, so it's worth it for them to produce more of that item.
Now, on to demand. A demand curve is a relationship between the price of a certain good, and the amount of that good buyers want to buy. Although there are exceptions, most ...

Basic Elements of Demand and Supply

Demand and Supply Explained- Econ 2.1

Thanks for watching. In this video I explain the law of demand, the substitution effect, the income effect, the law of diminishing marginal utility, and the shi...

Thanks for watching. In this video I explain the law of demand, the substitution effect, the income effect, the law of diminishing marginal utility, and the shifters of demand. Make sure that you understand the difference between a change in quantity demanded and a change in demand. This is the first video in the unit Playlist. Make sure that you watch the the next two videos about supply and equilibrium so you can put it all together. I hope that you like this video. Please like, leave a comment, and subscribe. *Note* never drink a whole gallon of milk
Get the UltimateReview Packet-
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SupplyVideo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewPNugIqCUM
Video Explaining Shifting the Curves
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0tIOqU7m-c
Unit playlists
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQkVO2PsxFw
Learn it by watching Indiana Jones
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RP0j3Lnlazs

Thanks for watching. In this video I explain the law of demand, the substitution effect, the income effect, the law of diminishing marginal utility, and the shifters of demand. Make sure that you understand the difference between a change in quantity demanded and a change in demand. This is the first video in the unit Playlist. Make sure that you watch the the next two videos about supply and equilibrium so you can put it all together. I hope that you like this video. Please like, leave a comment, and subscribe. *Note* never drink a whole gallon of milk
Get the UltimateReview Packet-
http://www.acdcecon.com/#!review-packet/czji
SupplyVideo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewPNugIqCUM
Video Explaining Shifting the Curves
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0tIOqU7m-c
Unit playlists
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQkVO2PsxFw
Learn it by watching Indiana Jones
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RP0j3Lnlazs

Basic Demand Theory

http://economicsdetective.com/
In this video I'm going to talk about the demand curve. As I said in a previous video, a demand curve is the relationship betwe...

http://economicsdetective.com/
In this video I'm going to talk about the demand curve. As I said in a previous video, a demand curve is the relationship between the price of a good and the amount of that good consumers demand.
Let's say we have an agent. We'll call him Ezekiel. Ezekiel's utility is derived from his consumption of carrots and from his consumption of everything else, which we'll measure in dollars. We're going to make a very important assumption about Ezekiel's utility function, we're going to assume it's strictly quasi-concave.
What this means is that if you pick any two points on a given indifference curve, a line drawn between those points will fall entirely above that indifference curve except at the end points. We're also going to assume that Ezekiel is insatiable, so he always prefers more to less.
Now, Ezekiel has a budget of $100. Let's say for now that a carrot costs $1. To draw Ezekiel's budget set, we start by graphing the point where he buys only carrots. At that point he has 100 carrots and nothing else. Then we graph the point where he buys no carrots, in which case he buys 100 dollars' worth of other things and no carrots.
Then we draw a line connecting those two points, and everything below or on that line is within Ezekiel's budget set, that is, every point within the set is a bundle which Ezekiel could buy with his $100.
Now I'm going to pick an arbitrary utility function for Ezekiel. As I said before, it's going to be monotonic-increasing and strictly quasi-concave. Let's look at some indifference curves.
There are some indifference curves that Ezekiel just can't reach at his current income, and there are some he can reach. As it turns out, with the assumptions I've made, the highest indifference curve Ezekiel can possibly reach is also the one that intersects his budget set at exactly one point. That means Ezekiel has one specific combination of carrots and other things that would make him happiest given his current budget and the current price of carrots, so that's what Ezekiel buys.
Now, at the price of $1, Ezekiel is buying 50 carrots. We can put that point on a new graph. Now let's say the price of carrots changes to 50 cents each. Now Ezekiel has a new budget set, since he can afford at most 200 carrots. Now he can reach a higher indifference curve by buying 75 carrots. Let's graph that point, too.
What we've just done is we've found two points on Ezekiel's demand curve for carrots. If we were to repeat this exercise many times, we would eventually reveal Ezekiel's entire demand curve for carrots. And if we wanted to find a demand curve for many consumers in an economy, all we'd need to do is find each of their individual demand curves and add them up.

http://economicsdetective.com/
In this video I'm going to talk about the demand curve. As I said in a previous video, a demand curve is the relationship between the price of a good and the amount of that good consumers demand.
Let's say we have an agent. We'll call him Ezekiel. Ezekiel's utility is derived from his consumption of carrots and from his consumption of everything else, which we'll measure in dollars. We're going to make a very important assumption about Ezekiel's utility function, we're going to assume it's strictly quasi-concave.
What this means is that if you pick any two points on a given indifference curve, a line drawn between those points will fall entirely above that indifference curve except at the end points. We're also going to assume that Ezekiel is insatiable, so he always prefers more to less.
Now, Ezekiel has a budget of $100. Let's say for now that a carrot costs $1. To draw Ezekiel's budget set, we start by graphing the point where he buys only carrots. At that point he has 100 carrots and nothing else. Then we graph the point where he buys no carrots, in which case he buys 100 dollars' worth of other things and no carrots.
Then we draw a line connecting those two points, and everything below or on that line is within Ezekiel's budget set, that is, every point within the set is a bundle which Ezekiel could buy with his $100.
Now I'm going to pick an arbitrary utility function for Ezekiel. As I said before, it's going to be monotonic-increasing and strictly quasi-concave. Let's look at some indifference curves.
There are some indifference curves that Ezekiel just can't reach at his current income, and there are some he can reach. As it turns out, with the assumptions I've made, the highest indifference curve Ezekiel can possibly reach is also the one that intersects his budget set at exactly one point. That means Ezekiel has one specific combination of carrots and other things that would make him happiest given his current budget and the current price of carrots, so that's what Ezekiel buys.
Now, at the price of $1, Ezekiel is buying 50 carrots. We can put that point on a new graph. Now let's say the price of carrots changes to 50 cents each. Now Ezekiel has a new budget set, since he can afford at most 200 carrots. Now he can reach a higher indifference curve by buying 75 carrots. Let's graph that point, too.
What we've just done is we've found two points on Ezekiel's demand curve for carrots. If we were to repeat this exercise many times, we would eventually reveal Ezekiel's entire demand curve for carrots. And if we wanted to find a demand curve for many consumers in an economy, all we'd need to do is find each of their individual demand curves and add them up.

Date of issue: 05 September 2013. Speaker: Sam Seiden. The key to producing trading income in the FX markets is having a strategy that anticipates market turns and market moves with a very high degree of accuracy. To do this, you must be able to identify where banks and institutions are buying and selling in the Forex market by looking at a price chart. This means training your eye to identify institution and bank demand and supply by looking at a price chart. During this session, Sam will begin to do this by covering core market timing strategy rules that offer you low risk, high reward, and high probability trading opportunities.

Date of issue: 05 September 2013. Speaker: Sam Seiden. The key to producing trading income in the FX markets is having a strategy that anticipates market turns and market moves with a very high degree of accuracy. To do this, you must be able to identify where banks and institutions are buying and selling in the Forex market by looking at a price chart. This means training your eye to identify institution and bank demand and supply by looking at a price chart. During this session, Sam will begin to do this by covering core market timing strategy rules that offer you low risk, high reward, and high probability trading opportunities.

Basic Economics: Supply and Demand

This is the first of a mini series on basic economics.
These were the first videos that I made about 4 years ago for another channel.
I have attempted to clea...

This is the first of a mini series on basic economics.
These were the first videos that I made about 4 years ago for another channel.
I have attempted to clean the original audio up the best that I could to remove the hiss, but the sound quality is still a bit poor.

This is the first of a mini series on basic economics.
These were the first videos that I made about 4 years ago for another channel.
I have attempted to clean the original audio up the best that I could to remove the hiss, but the sound quality is still a bit poor.

The MacroUnit 1 Summary video is designed to help you understand economics and goes hand-in-hand with my UltimateReviewPacket. In this video I cover the basics: scarcity, opportunity cost, the economic systems, the production possibilities curve (9:22), comparative advantage (14:45) and demand and supply (29:26). I also show you the quick and dirty (22:21). Don't worry, it's school appropriate. Thanks for watching and please subscribe.
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The MacroUnit 1 Summary video is designed to help you understand economics and goes hand-in-hand with my UltimateReviewPacket. In this video I cover the basics: scarcity, opportunity cost, the economic systems, the production possibilities curve (9:22), comparative advantage (14:45) and demand and supply (29:26). I also show you the quick and dirty (22:21). Don't worry, it's school appropriate. Thanks for watching and please subscribe.
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This video is made for HSC(Economics) and BBA(Microeconomics) students in order to clarify the basic concepts of demand. This video is a Bangla tutorial video....

This video is made for HSC(Economics) and BBA(Microeconomics) students in order to clarify the basic concepts of demand. This video is a Bangla tutorial video. It also covers the definition of demand, basic elements of demand, illustration of the demand curve, downward demand curve, the law of diminishing marginal utility, income effect, substitution effect. Besides, relevant examples were given to make the topics more easily understandable to the learners.
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This video is made for HSC(Economics) and BBA(Microeconomics) students in order to clarify the basic concepts of demand. This video is a Bangla tutorial video. It also covers the definition of demand, basic elements of demand, illustration of the demand curve, downward demand curve, the law of diminishing marginal utility, income effect, substitution effect. Besides, relevant examples were given to make the topics more easily understandable to the learners.
Feel free to contact with us : learningeasy.academy@gmail.com
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Supply and Demand Explained in One Minute

A one-minute video explanation of supply and demand. In the world of economics, supply and demand is perhaps the #1 term you come across, yet far too few people...

A one-minute video explanation of supply and demand. In the world of economics, supply and demand is perhaps the #1 term you come across, yet far too few people understand it properly despite it not being all that hard to comprehend.
I did my best to put an end to that.
Please like, comment and subscribe if you've enjoyed the video.
To support the channel, give me a minute (see what I did there?) of your time by visiting OneMinuteEconomics.com and reading my message.

A one-minute video explanation of supply and demand. In the world of economics, supply and demand is perhaps the #1 term you come across, yet far too few people understand it properly despite it not being all that hard to comprehend.
I did my best to put an end to that.
Please like, comment and subscribe if you've enjoyed the video.
To support the channel, give me a minute (see what I did there?) of your time by visiting OneMinuteEconomics.com and reading my message.

How to draw Trendlines and Supply and Demand zones imbalances webinar

Today's webinar covered the basics on how to draw supply and demand zones mechanically and consistently, as well as how to draw and update trendlines.
However,...

Today's webinar covered the basics on how to draw supply and demand zones mechanically and consistently, as well as how to draw and update trendlines.
However, does basic mean that it's something you should not pay attention to? Absolutely not. Many of you will think or believe that you are following the rules on how to draw zones and trendlines but in fact you might be breaking some rules when doing it.
Practicing and testing for hundreds of hours is the only way to achieve mastery, are you willing to complete that hard work? Believing in what you do is essential, but believe will not make you profitable unless it's accompanied by hard work.
What was covered in today's webinar?
- How to mechanically and consistently draw a trendline
- Always use the latest 2 obvious valleys or peaks to draw a trendline
- Never use a CP pattern to draw a trendline unless there are more than 3 CP patterns (ContinuationPatterns) and price is over-extended
- Mechanical rules on how to draw bases were shown, draw the levels always the same way in order to be consistent
- How to locate imbalances by using 6 of the most common candlestick patterns
- Bullish patterns: bullish engulfing pattern, bullish harami and piercing pattern
- Bearish patterns: bearish engulfing pattern, bearish harami and dark cloud cover
More information at http://www.set-and-forget.com

Today's webinar covered the basics on how to draw supply and demand zones mechanically and consistently, as well as how to draw and update trendlines.
However, does basic mean that it's something you should not pay attention to? Absolutely not. Many of you will think or believe that you are following the rules on how to draw zones and trendlines but in fact you might be breaking some rules when doing it.
Practicing and testing for hundreds of hours is the only way to achieve mastery, are you willing to complete that hard work? Believing in what you do is essential, but believe will not make you profitable unless it's accompanied by hard work.
What was covered in today's webinar?
- How to mechanically and consistently draw a trendline
- Always use the latest 2 obvious valleys or peaks to draw a trendline
- Never use a CP pattern to draw a trendline unless there are more than 3 CP patterns (ContinuationPatterns) and price is over-extended
- Mechanical rules on how to draw bases were shown, draw the levels always the same way in order to be consistent
- How to locate imbalances by using 6 of the most common candlestick patterns
- Bullish patterns: bullish engulfing pattern, bullish harami and piercing pattern
- Bearish patterns: bearish engulfing pattern, bearish harami and dark cloud cover
More information at http://www.set-and-forget.com

Basic introduction to what microeconomics and macroeconomics study. A bit on Adam Smith.
Watch the next lesson: https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-d...

Basic introduction to what microeconomics and macroeconomics study. A bit on Adam Smith.
Watch the next lesson: https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain/microeconomics/supply-demand-equilibrium/demand-curve-tutorial/v/law-of-demand?utm_source=YT&utm_medium=Desc&utm_campaign=microeconomics
Microeconomics on Khan Academy: Topics covered in a traditional college level introductory microeconomics course
About Khan Academy: Khan Academy is a nonprofit with a mission to provide a free, world-class education for anyone, anywhere. We believe learners of all ages should have unlimited access to free educational content they can master at their own pace. We use intelligent software, deep data analytics and intuitive user interfaces to help students and teachers around the world. Our resources cover preschool through early college education, including math, biology, chemistry, physics, economics, finance, history, grammar and more. We offer free personalized SAT test prep in partnership with the test developer, the College Board. Khan Academy has been translated into dozens of languages, and 100 million people use our platform worldwide every year. For more information, visit www.khanacademy.org, join us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter at @khanacademy. And remember, you can learn anything.
For free. For everyone. Forever. #YouCanLearnAnything
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Basic introduction to what microeconomics and macroeconomics study. A bit on Adam Smith.
Watch the next lesson: https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain/microeconomics/supply-demand-equilibrium/demand-curve-tutorial/v/law-of-demand?utm_source=YT&utm_medium=Desc&utm_campaign=microeconomics
Microeconomics on Khan Academy: Topics covered in a traditional college level introductory microeconomics course
About Khan Academy: Khan Academy is a nonprofit with a mission to provide a free, world-class education for anyone, anywhere. We believe learners of all ages should have unlimited access to free educational content they can master at their own pace. We use intelligent software, deep data analytics and intuitive user interfaces to help students and teachers around the world. Our resources cover preschool through early college education, including math, biology, chemistry, physics, economics, finance, history, grammar and more. We offer free personalized SAT test prep in partnership with the test developer, the College Board. Khan Academy has been translated into dozens of languages, and 100 million people use our platform worldwide every year. For more information, visit www.khanacademy.org, join us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter at @khanacademy. And remember, you can learn anything.
For free. For everyone. Forever. #YouCanLearnAnything
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Introduction to Demand Forecasting.
Organizational Behavior,
Introduction:
Forecasts are becoming the lifeline of business in a world, where the tidal waves of change are sweeping the most established of structures. Survival in this age requires the tact, talent and technique of predicting the future.
Demand forecasting is the scientific and analytical estimation of demand for a product or service for a particular period of time.
It is the estimation of the unknown future demand for the purpose of production operations planning.
It is an art or science of predicting or estimating the future demand for a product undertaken for the purpose of long term decisions and planning.
It is the process of determining how much of whatproducts are needed when, where and how long.
It is becoming increasingly important and necessary for business to predict their future prospects in terms of sales, cost and profits. The value of future sales is crucial as it affects costs profits, so the prediction of future sales is the logical starting point of all business planning.
Demand forecasting is very popular in industrially advanced countries. Demand forecasting is bound to become more important with the growing industrialization of the country.
This is necessary for sound planning.
It lays the foundation for operation planning, scheduling, production planning, inventory management and other production and operation functions.
Long term plan forms the framework for corporate investment planning, capital management, expansion, capacity planning, research and executive development.
There are certain economic criteria of broader applica¬bility. They are:
(i) Accuracy:
The forecast obtained must be accurate. How is an accurate forecast possible? To obtain an accurate forecast, it is essential to check the accuracy of past forecasts against present performance and of present forecasts against future performance. Accuracy cannot be tested by precise measure¬ment but buy judgment.
(ii) Plausibility:
The executive should have good understanding of the technique chosen and they should have confidence in the techniques used. Understanding is also needed for a proper interpretation of results. Plausibility requirements can often improve the accuracy of results.
(iii) Durability:
Unfortunately, a demand function fitted to past experience may back cost very greatly and still fall apart in a short time as a forecaster. The durability of the forecasting power of a demand function depends partly on the reasonableness and simplicity of functions fitted, but primarily on the stability of the understanding relationships measured in the past. Of course, the importance of durability deter¬mines the allowable cost of the forecast.
(iv) Flexibility:
Flexibility can be viewed as an alternative to generality. A long lasting function could be set up in terms of basic natural forces and human motives. Even though fundamental, it would nevertheless be hard to measure and thus not very useful. A set of variables whose co-efficient could be adjusted from time to time to meet changing conditions in more practical way to maintain intact the routine procedure of forecasting.
(v) Availability:
Immediate availability of data is a vital requirement and the search for reasonable approximations to relevance in late data is a constant strain on the forecasters patience. The techniques employed should be able to produce meaningful results quickly. Delay in result will adversely affect the managerial decisions.
(vi) Economy:
Cost is a primary consideration which should be weighted against the importance of the forecasts to the business operations. A question may arise: How much money and managerial effort should be allocated to obtain a high level of forecasting accuracy? The criterion here is the economic considera¬tion.
(vii) Simplicity:
Statistical and econometric models are certainly useful but they are intolerably complex. To those executives who have a fear of mathematics, these methods would appear to be Latin or Greek. The procedure should, therefore, be simple and easy so that the management may appreciate and understand why it has been adopted by the forecaster.
(viii) Consistency:
The forecaster has to deal with various components which are independent. If he does not make an adjustment in one component to bring it in line with a forecast of another, he would achieve a whole which would appear consistent.
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Introduction to Demand Forecasting.
Organizational Behavior,
Introduction:
Forecasts are becoming the lifeline of business in a world, where the tidal waves of change are sweeping the most established of structures. Survival in this age requires the tact, talent and technique of predicting the future.
Demand forecasting is the scientific and analytical estimation of demand for a product or service for a particular period of time.
It is the estimation of the unknown future demand for the purpose of production operations planning.
It is an art or science of predicting or estimating the future demand for a product undertaken for the purpose of long term decisions and planning.
It is the process of determining how much of whatproducts are needed when, where and how long.
It is becoming increasingly important and necessary for business to predict their future prospects in terms of sales, cost and profits. The value of future sales is crucial as it affects costs profits, so the prediction of future sales is the logical starting point of all business planning.
Demand forecasting is very popular in industrially advanced countries. Demand forecasting is bound to become more important with the growing industrialization of the country.
This is necessary for sound planning.
It lays the foundation for operation planning, scheduling, production planning, inventory management and other production and operation functions.
Long term plan forms the framework for corporate investment planning, capital management, expansion, capacity planning, research and executive development.
There are certain economic criteria of broader applica¬bility. They are:
(i) Accuracy:
The forecast obtained must be accurate. How is an accurate forecast possible? To obtain an accurate forecast, it is essential to check the accuracy of past forecasts against present performance and of present forecasts against future performance. Accuracy cannot be tested by precise measure¬ment but buy judgment.
(ii) Plausibility:
The executive should have good understanding of the technique chosen and they should have confidence in the techniques used. Understanding is also needed for a proper interpretation of results. Plausibility requirements can often improve the accuracy of results.
(iii) Durability:
Unfortunately, a demand function fitted to past experience may back cost very greatly and still fall apart in a short time as a forecaster. The durability of the forecasting power of a demand function depends partly on the reasonableness and simplicity of functions fitted, but primarily on the stability of the understanding relationships measured in the past. Of course, the importance of durability deter¬mines the allowable cost of the forecast.
(iv) Flexibility:
Flexibility can be viewed as an alternative to generality. A long lasting function could be set up in terms of basic natural forces and human motives. Even though fundamental, it would nevertheless be hard to measure and thus not very useful. A set of variables whose co-efficient could be adjusted from time to time to meet changing conditions in more practical way to maintain intact the routine procedure of forecasting.
(v) Availability:
Immediate availability of data is a vital requirement and the search for reasonable approximations to relevance in late data is a constant strain on the forecasters patience. The techniques employed should be able to produce meaningful results quickly. Delay in result will adversely affect the managerial decisions.
(vi) Economy:
Cost is a primary consideration which should be weighted against the importance of the forecasts to the business operations. A question may arise: How much money and managerial effort should be allocated to obtain a high level of forecasting accuracy? The criterion here is the economic considera¬tion.
(vii) Simplicity:
Statistical and econometric models are certainly useful but they are intolerably complex. To those executives who have a fear of mathematics, these methods would appear to be Latin or Greek. The procedure should, therefore, be simple and easy so that the management may appreciate and understand why it has been adopted by the forecaster.
(viii) Consistency:
The forecaster has to deal with various components which are independent. If he does not make an adjustment in one component to bring it in line with a forecast of another, he would achieve a whole which would appear consistent.
Video by Edupedia World (www.edupediaworld.com),
All Right Reserved

Supply and Demand in Markets. Basic Economics.

A brief graphical explanation by AndrewWhyte on how consumers and suppliers interact to set prices in any given market in a free market economy. Also what can ...

A brief graphical explanation by AndrewWhyte on how consumers and suppliers interact to set prices in any given market in a free market economy. Also what can cause shifts in supply and demand and how this affects prices. Interested in budgeting? See...http://andrewwhyte.com/Victory-Cash/index.htm

A brief graphical explanation by AndrewWhyte on how consumers and suppliers interact to set prices in any given market in a free market economy. Also what can cause shifts in supply and demand and how this affects prices. Interested in budgeting? See...http://andrewwhyte.com/Victory-Cash/index.htm

A quick and comprehensive intro to Supply and Demand. We define the demand curve, supply curve and equilibrium price & quantity. We draw a demand and supply cur...

A quick and comprehensive intro to Supply and Demand. We define the demand curve, supply curve and equilibrium price & quantity. We draw a demand and supply curve graph - and figure out why they look like they do. We find equilibrium quantity and equilibrium price. This video targets a student in an introduction to microeconomics class.
•Video 1: Intro to Supply & Demand: http://youtu.be/op70yS_7du8
•Video 2: Shifts to Supply or Demand Cruves: http://youtu.be/es_g3L1kmR8
•Video 3: Shifts in BOTH Supply and Demand: http://youtu.be/EiYbrhFwErI
More Intro to Microeconomics Videos: https://sites.google.com/site/curtiskephart/ta/krugman-wells-microeconomics-solutions
------------------------------------------------------
Video Outline:
A "market" with price and quantity.
Demand Curve 2:00
• The law of demand.
• Increases and Decreases in Demand. 5:30
• Another Video on the topic:
Supply curve.
• The law of supply 9:30
• Increases and decreases in Supply. 11:44
• Another video on this topic
Demand and Supply together. 15:50
• Equilibrium price and quantity supplied and demanded. 16:20
• Forces that tend toward equilibrium. Shortage, 18:15. Surplus 21:20

A quick and comprehensive intro to Supply and Demand. We define the demand curve, supply curve and equilibrium price & quantity. We draw a demand and supply curve graph - and figure out why they look like they do. We find equilibrium quantity and equilibrium price. This video targets a student in an introduction to microeconomics class.
•Video 1: Intro to Supply & Demand: http://youtu.be/op70yS_7du8
•Video 2: Shifts to Supply or Demand Cruves: http://youtu.be/es_g3L1kmR8
•Video 3: Shifts in BOTH Supply and Demand: http://youtu.be/EiYbrhFwErI
More Intro to Microeconomics Videos: https://sites.google.com/site/curtiskephart/ta/krugman-wells-microeconomics-solutions
------------------------------------------------------
Video Outline:
A "market" with price and quantity.
Demand Curve 2:00
• The law of demand.
• Increases and Decreases in Demand. 5:30
• Another Video on the topic:
Supply curve.
• The law of supply 9:30
• Increases and decreases in Supply. 11:44
• Another video on this topic
Demand and Supply together. 15:50
• Equilibrium price and quantity supplied and demanded. 16:20
• Forces that tend toward equilibrium. Shortage, 18:15. Surplus 21:20

Manpreet Gill of Standard CharteredPrivate Bank says oil prices on a 12 month basis are likely to be in the "55 to 75 dollar" range.
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Supply and Demand

http://economicsdetective.com/
If you've only heard of one economics concept, it's probably supply and demand. Eventually we'll want to derive this concept fr...

http://economicsdetective.com/
If you've only heard of one economics concept, it's probably supply and demand. Eventually we'll want to derive this concept from basic assumptions about utility and cost functions, but for now I'll just go through the 2-minute version.
Let's start with supply. A supply curve is a relationship between the price of a certain good, and the amount of that good producers make. Let's say they're producing umbrellas. Supply curves typically slope upwards, since a higher price means producers can earn more from each item they sell, so it's worth it for them to produce more of that item.
Now, on to demand. A demand curve is a relationship between the price of a certain good, and the amount of that good buyers want to buy. Although there are exceptions, most demand curves slope downwards. Intuitively, you'll buy more of something if it's cheaper.
If we graph our supply curve and our demand curve together, we get this cool little X. The price at which supply and demand cross is the market-clearing price.
If the price is at the market-clearing level, producers produce exactly as many umbrellas as as buyers want to buy, so every umbrella is sold, and everyone who wants to buy an umbrella can do so.
What if the price of umbrellas is higher than the market-clearing price? Then producers make more umbrellas than buyers are willing to buy at that price, and we have a surplus. Similarly, if the price of umbrellas is set below the market-clearing price, buyers want to buy lots of umbrellas, but producers aren't so eager to produce that many, so there is a shortage of umbrellas.
It's important to realize that the words "surplus" and "shortage" always refer to price-phenomena. 1000 umbrellas could constitute a surplus if the price of an umbrella is $100, or it could constitute a shortage if the price of an umbrella is $1.
Where would we expect to see prices in our supply and demand model? The answer depends on many things. It depends on whether there is one producer or many, on whether there is one buyer or many, on what the laws are, and on how quickly the market can react to a sudden rain storm.

http://economicsdetective.com/
If you've only heard of one economics concept, it's probably supply and demand. Eventually we'll want to derive this concept from basic assumptions about utility and cost functions, but for now I'll just go through the 2-minute version.
Let's start with supply. A supply curve is a relationship between the price of a certain good, and the amount of that good producers make. Let's say they're producing umbrellas. Supply curves typically slope upwards, since a higher price means producers can earn more from each item they sell, so it's worth it for them to produce more of that item.
Now, on to demand. A demand curve is a relationship between the price of a certain good, and the amount of that good buyers want to buy. Although there are exceptions, most demand curves slope downwards. Intuitively, you'll buy more of something if it's cheaper.
If we graph our supply curve and our demand curve together, we get this cool little X. The price at which supply and demand cross is the market-clearing price.
If the price is at the market-clearing level, producers produce exactly as many umbrellas as as buyers want to buy, so every umbrella is sold, and everyone who wants to buy an umbrella can do so.
What if the price of umbrellas is higher than the market-clearing price? Then producers make more umbrellas than buyers are willing to buy at that price, and we have a surplus. Similarly, if the price of umbrellas is set below the market-clearing price, buyers want to buy lots of umbrellas, but producers aren't so eager to produce that many, so there is a shortage of umbrellas.
It's important to realize that the words "surplus" and "shortage" always refer to price-phenomena. 1000 umbrellas could constitute a surplus if the price of an umbrella is $100, or it could constitute a shortage if the price of an umbrella is $1.
Where would we expect to see prices in our supply and demand model? The answer depends on many things. It depends on whether there is one producer or many, on whether there is one buyer or many, on what the laws are, and on how quickly the market can react to a sudden rain storm.

Sam Seiden: Supply/Demand Basics

Date of issue: 05 September 2013. Speaker: Sam Seiden. The key to producing trading income in the FX markets is having a strategy that anticipates market turns and market moves with a very high degree of accuracy. To do this, you must be able to identify where banks and institutions are buying and selling in the Forex market by looking at a price chart. This means training your eye to identify institution and bank demand and supply by looking at a price chart. During this session, Sam will begin to do this by covering core market timing strategy rules that offer you low risk, high reward, and high probability trading opportunities.

published: 12 Jan 2016

Macro Unit 1 Summary- Basic Concept and Demand/Supply

The MacroUnit 1 Summary video is designed to help you understand economics and goes hand-in-hand with my UltimateReviewPacket. In this video I cover the basics: scarcity, opportunity cost, the economic systems, the production possibilities curve (9:22), comparative advantage (14:45) and demand and supply (29:26). I also show you the quick and dirty (22:21). Don't worry, it's school appropriate. Thanks for watching and please subscribe.
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Pearl Exchange Activity Full - Demand and Supply

This is a supply and demand activity that explain how the equalibrium price is created and changed. There is also another video introducing the activity. It gives some of the details on how to run it in your classroom: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yd-jCFDhGQ
DOWNLOAD the worksheet and Powerpoint for this activity:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3Dwdvkp10uSdDU5UWliQk1OSUk

published: 12 Nov 2015

Micro Unit 1 Summary- Basic Economic Concepts

The MicroUnit 1 Summary video is designed to help you understand economics and goes hand-in-hand with my UltimateReviewPacket. In this video I cover the basics: scarcity, opportunity cost, the economic systems, the production possibilities curve, and comparative advatage. I also show you the quick and dirty (22:22). Don't worry, it's school appropriate. Thanks for watching and please subscribe.
The Ultimate Review Packet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxBL54a3-QQ
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published: 07 Jan 2016

How to trade the Indian NSE Stocks Market using supply and demand imbalances

In this video you will learn how to assess the trend by using no indicators and supply and demand imbalances.
In this video I will explain the basics on how to trade indian stocks by using only supply and demand imbalances. The rules covered in this video are the basic ones to start understanding how new imbalances are created by the big investors and institutions.
These Indian Stocks were analyzed in this video:
- TridentLTD
- State bank of India
- KotakBank
- Larsen and Toubro
- Axis Bank
- Tata Motors
- Bank Nifty Indiian Index
- Va TechWabag LTD-
- Yes Bank
- MindTree LTD
- JetMetal Corp
More information at http://www.set-and-forget.com

published: 07 Jan 2017

How to draw Trendlines and Supply and Demand zones imbalances webinar

Today's webinar covered the basics on how to draw supply and demand zones mechanically and consistently, as well as how to draw and update trendlines.
However, does basic mean that it's something you should not pay attention to? Absolutely not. Many of you will think or believe that you are following the rules on how to draw zones and trendlines but in fact you might be breaking some rules when doing it.
Practicing and testing for hundreds of hours is the only way to achieve mastery, are you willing to complete that hard work? Believing in what you do is essential, but believe will not make you profitable unless it's accompanied by hard work.
What was covered in today's webinar?
- How to mechanically and consistently draw a trendline
- Always use the latest 2 obvious valleys or peaks ...

How to really understand correct supply & demand levels and the rules to trade them

These are the rules I follow to find great supply or demand levels that work more than 50% of the time.

published: 16 Nov 2017

Supply & Demand Basics

LINKS TO GOOD VIDEOS REGARDING CURRENCY CREATION:
Zeitgiest Federal Reserve - 25minute video. For 40 minute watch the Part 1 from NullClothing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0pQNkX8jLM
Money As Debt
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqvKjsIxT_8
Parts 2 & 3 are available as well for Money as Debt if interested
The American Dream (Cartoon, easy to understand)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGk5ioEXlIM
Creature from jekyll Island audio book author Edward Griffen tells a story
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dukczz_kyco
if interested in reading jekyll island, search for the book with PDF in your search and you should find the free ebook for download/print.

A quick and comprehensive intro to Supply and Demand. We define the demand curve, supply curve and equilibrium price & quantity. We draw a demand and supply curve graph - and figure out why they look like they do. We find equilibrium quantity and equilibrium price. This video targets a student in an introduction to microeconomics class.
•Video 1: Intro to Supply & Demand: http://youtu.be/op70yS_7du8
•Video 2: Shifts to Supply or Demand Cruves: http://youtu.be/es_g3L1kmR8
•Video 3: Shifts in BOTH Supply and Demand: http://youtu.be/EiYbrhFwErI
More Intro to Microeconomics Videos: https://sites.google.com/site/curtiskephart/ta/krugman-wells-microeconomics-solutions
------------------------------------------------------
Video Outline:
A "market" with price and quantity.
Demand Curve 2:0...

Thomas Sowell -- Basic Economics

Recorded on December 14, 2010Thomas Sowell has studied and taught economics, intellectual history, and social policy at institutions that include Cornell University, UCLA, and Amherst College. Now a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, Sowell has published more than a dozen books, the latest of which is a revised and updated edition of his classic volume, Basic Economics.
"Through its various editions," Sowell writes, "the fundamental idea behind Basic Economics remains the same: Learning economics should be as uncomplicated as it is informative." Here, Sowell seeks to uncomplicate some of the economic issues confronting the country today, from the financial crisis and the role of the Fed to the economics of health care and trade imbalances.

In today's live webinar we revisited supply and demand basics, it's good to do it from time to time not to forget how powerful and methodical the basic rules and setups are. A big thank you to Aman, Roger and John for volunteering, it's always better to have other traders interacting real time with the charts and ask their opinion or if they agree on what is being done.
I went very slowly over the basic concepts. It's interesting and funny to have received an email from one of the attendees after the webinar where this person told me to be confused because he understood I was not applying a rules set and I eyeballed them. Of course not, every single level has a reason. Can I make mistakes? Of course, many. But that does not necessarily mean there is not a method behind it.
- How a trendl...

Date of issue: 05 September 2013. Speaker: Sam Seiden. The key to producing trading income in the FX markets is having a strategy that anticipates market turns and market moves with a very high degree of accuracy. To do this, you must be able to identify where banks and institutions are buying and selling in the Forex market by looking at a price chart. This means training your eye to identify institution and bank demand and supply by looking at a price chart. During this session, Sam will begin to do this by covering core market timing strategy rules that offer you low risk, high reward, and high probability trading opportunities.

Date of issue: 05 September 2013. Speaker: Sam Seiden. The key to producing trading income in the FX markets is having a strategy that anticipates market turns and market moves with a very high degree of accuracy. To do this, you must be able to identify where banks and institutions are buying and selling in the Forex market by looking at a price chart. This means training your eye to identify institution and bank demand and supply by looking at a price chart. During this session, Sam will begin to do this by covering core market timing strategy rules that offer you low risk, high reward, and high probability trading opportunities.

The MacroUnit 1 Summary video is designed to help you understand economics and goes hand-in-hand with my UltimateReviewPacket. In this video I cover the basics: scarcity, opportunity cost, the economic systems, the production possibilities curve (9:22), comparative advantage (14:45) and demand and supply (29:26). I also show you the quick and dirty (22:21). Don't worry, it's school appropriate. Thanks for watching and please subscribe.
The Ultimate Review Packet
http://www.acdcecon.com/#!review-packet/czji
Macroeconomics Videos
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Microeconomics Videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swnoF533C_c
Watch Econmovies
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Follow me on Twitter
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The MacroUnit 1 Summary video is designed to help you understand economics and goes hand-in-hand with my UltimateReviewPacket. In this video I cover the basics: scarcity, opportunity cost, the economic systems, the production possibilities curve (9:22), comparative advantage (14:45) and demand and supply (29:26). I also show you the quick and dirty (22:21). Don't worry, it's school appropriate. Thanks for watching and please subscribe.
The Ultimate Review Packet
http://www.acdcecon.com/#!review-packet/czji
Macroeconomics Videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnFv3d8qllI
Microeconomics Videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swnoF533C_c
Watch Econmovies
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Pearl Exchange Activity Full - Demand and Supply

This is a supply and demand activity that explain how the equalibrium price is created and changed. There is also another video introducing the activity. It giv...

This is a supply and demand activity that explain how the equalibrium price is created and changed. There is also another video introducing the activity. It gives some of the details on how to run it in your classroom: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yd-jCFDhGQ
DOWNLOAD the worksheet and Powerpoint for this activity:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3Dwdvkp10uSdDU5UWliQk1OSUk

This is a supply and demand activity that explain how the equalibrium price is created and changed. There is also another video introducing the activity. It gives some of the details on how to run it in your classroom: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yd-jCFDhGQ
DOWNLOAD the worksheet and Powerpoint for this activity:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3Dwdvkp10uSdDU5UWliQk1OSUk

The MicroUnit 1 Summary video is designed to help you understand economics and goes hand-in-hand with my UltimateReviewPacket. In this video I cover the basics: scarcity, opportunity cost, the economic systems, the production possibilities curve, and comparative advatage. I also show you the quick and dirty (22:22). Don't worry, it's school appropriate. Thanks for watching and please subscribe.
The Ultimate Review Packet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxBL54a3-QQ
Macroeconomics Videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnFv3d8qllI
Microeconomics Videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swnoF533C_c
Watch Econmovies
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1oDmcs0xTD9Aig5cP8_R1gzq-mQHgcAH
Follow me on Twitter
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The MicroUnit 1 Summary video is designed to help you understand economics and goes hand-in-hand with my UltimateReviewPacket. In this video I cover the basics: scarcity, opportunity cost, the economic systems, the production possibilities curve, and comparative advatage. I also show you the quick and dirty (22:22). Don't worry, it's school appropriate. Thanks for watching and please subscribe.
The Ultimate Review Packet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxBL54a3-QQ
Macroeconomics Videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnFv3d8qllI
Microeconomics Videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swnoF533C_c
Watch Econmovies
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1oDmcs0xTD9Aig5cP8_R1gzq-mQHgcAH
Follow me on Twitter
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How to trade the Indian NSE Stocks Market using supply and demand imbalances

In this video you will learn how to assess the trend by using no indicators and supply and demand imbalances.
In this video I will explain the basics on how to...

In this video you will learn how to assess the trend by using no indicators and supply and demand imbalances.
In this video I will explain the basics on how to trade indian stocks by using only supply and demand imbalances. The rules covered in this video are the basic ones to start understanding how new imbalances are created by the big investors and institutions.
These Indian Stocks were analyzed in this video:
- TridentLTD
- State bank of India
- KotakBank
- Larsen and Toubro
- Axis Bank
- Tata Motors
- Bank Nifty Indiian Index
- Va TechWabag LTD-
- Yes Bank
- MindTree LTD
- JetMetal Corp
More information at http://www.set-and-forget.com

In this video you will learn how to assess the trend by using no indicators and supply and demand imbalances.
In this video I will explain the basics on how to trade indian stocks by using only supply and demand imbalances. The rules covered in this video are the basic ones to start understanding how new imbalances are created by the big investors and institutions.
These Indian Stocks were analyzed in this video:
- TridentLTD
- State bank of India
- KotakBank
- Larsen and Toubro
- Axis Bank
- Tata Motors
- Bank Nifty Indiian Index
- Va TechWabag LTD-
- Yes Bank
- MindTree LTD
- JetMetal Corp
More information at http://www.set-and-forget.com

How to draw Trendlines and Supply and Demand zones imbalances webinar

Today's webinar covered the basics on how to draw supply and demand zones mechanically and consistently, as well as how to draw and update trendlines.
However,...

Today's webinar covered the basics on how to draw supply and demand zones mechanically and consistently, as well as how to draw and update trendlines.
However, does basic mean that it's something you should not pay attention to? Absolutely not. Many of you will think or believe that you are following the rules on how to draw zones and trendlines but in fact you might be breaking some rules when doing it.
Practicing and testing for hundreds of hours is the only way to achieve mastery, are you willing to complete that hard work? Believing in what you do is essential, but believe will not make you profitable unless it's accompanied by hard work.
What was covered in today's webinar?
- How to mechanically and consistently draw a trendline
- Always use the latest 2 obvious valleys or peaks to draw a trendline
- Never use a CP pattern to draw a trendline unless there are more than 3 CP patterns (ContinuationPatterns) and price is over-extended
- Mechanical rules on how to draw bases were shown, draw the levels always the same way in order to be consistent
- How to locate imbalances by using 6 of the most common candlestick patterns
- Bullish patterns: bullish engulfing pattern, bullish harami and piercing pattern
- Bearish patterns: bearish engulfing pattern, bearish harami and dark cloud cover
More information at http://www.set-and-forget.com

Today's webinar covered the basics on how to draw supply and demand zones mechanically and consistently, as well as how to draw and update trendlines.
However, does basic mean that it's something you should not pay attention to? Absolutely not. Many of you will think or believe that you are following the rules on how to draw zones and trendlines but in fact you might be breaking some rules when doing it.
Practicing and testing for hundreds of hours is the only way to achieve mastery, are you willing to complete that hard work? Believing in what you do is essential, but believe will not make you profitable unless it's accompanied by hard work.
What was covered in today's webinar?
- How to mechanically and consistently draw a trendline
- Always use the latest 2 obvious valleys or peaks to draw a trendline
- Never use a CP pattern to draw a trendline unless there are more than 3 CP patterns (ContinuationPatterns) and price is over-extended
- Mechanical rules on how to draw bases were shown, draw the levels always the same way in order to be consistent
- How to locate imbalances by using 6 of the most common candlestick patterns
- Bullish patterns: bullish engulfing pattern, bullish harami and piercing pattern
- Bearish patterns: bearish engulfing pattern, bearish harami and dark cloud cover
More information at http://www.set-and-forget.com

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Zeitgiest Federal Reserve - 25minute video. For 40 minute watch the Part 1 from NullClothing
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Money As Debt
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqvKjsIxT_8
Parts 2 & 3 are available as well for Money as Debt if interested
The American Dream (Cartoon, easy to understand)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGk5ioEXlIM
Creature from jekyll Island audio book author Edward Griffen tells a story
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dukczz_kyco
if interested in reading jekyll island, search for the book with PDF in your search and you should find the free ebook for download/print.

LINKS TO GOOD VIDEOS REGARDING CURRENCY CREATION:
Zeitgiest Federal Reserve - 25minute video. For 40 minute watch the Part 1 from NullClothing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0pQNkX8jLM
Money As Debt
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqvKjsIxT_8
Parts 2 & 3 are available as well for Money as Debt if interested
The American Dream (Cartoon, easy to understand)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGk5ioEXlIM
Creature from jekyll Island audio book author Edward Griffen tells a story
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dukczz_kyco
if interested in reading jekyll island, search for the book with PDF in your search and you should find the free ebook for download/print.

A quick and comprehensive intro to Supply and Demand. We define the demand curve, supply curve and equilibrium price & quantity. We draw a demand and supply cur...

A quick and comprehensive intro to Supply and Demand. We define the demand curve, supply curve and equilibrium price & quantity. We draw a demand and supply curve graph - and figure out why they look like they do. We find equilibrium quantity and equilibrium price. This video targets a student in an introduction to microeconomics class.
•Video 1: Intro to Supply & Demand: http://youtu.be/op70yS_7du8
•Video 2: Shifts to Supply or Demand Cruves: http://youtu.be/es_g3L1kmR8
•Video 3: Shifts in BOTH Supply and Demand: http://youtu.be/EiYbrhFwErI
More Intro to Microeconomics Videos: https://sites.google.com/site/curtiskephart/ta/krugman-wells-microeconomics-solutions
------------------------------------------------------
Video Outline:
A "market" with price and quantity.
Demand Curve 2:00
• The law of demand.
• Increases and Decreases in Demand. 5:30
• Another Video on the topic:
Supply curve.
• The law of supply 9:30
• Increases and decreases in Supply. 11:44
• Another video on this topic
Demand and Supply together. 15:50
• Equilibrium price and quantity supplied and demanded. 16:20
• Forces that tend toward equilibrium. Shortage, 18:15. Surplus 21:20

A quick and comprehensive intro to Supply and Demand. We define the demand curve, supply curve and equilibrium price & quantity. We draw a demand and supply curve graph - and figure out why they look like they do. We find equilibrium quantity and equilibrium price. This video targets a student in an introduction to microeconomics class.
•Video 1: Intro to Supply & Demand: http://youtu.be/op70yS_7du8
•Video 2: Shifts to Supply or Demand Cruves: http://youtu.be/es_g3L1kmR8
•Video 3: Shifts in BOTH Supply and Demand: http://youtu.be/EiYbrhFwErI
More Intro to Microeconomics Videos: https://sites.google.com/site/curtiskephart/ta/krugman-wells-microeconomics-solutions
------------------------------------------------------
Video Outline:
A "market" with price and quantity.
Demand Curve 2:00
• The law of demand.
• Increases and Decreases in Demand. 5:30
• Another Video on the topic:
Supply curve.
• The law of supply 9:30
• Increases and decreases in Supply. 11:44
• Another video on this topic
Demand and Supply together. 15:50
• Equilibrium price and quantity supplied and demanded. 16:20
• Forces that tend toward equilibrium. Shortage, 18:15. Surplus 21:20

Recorded on December 14, 2010Thomas Sowell has studied and taught economics, intellectual history, and social policy at institutions that include Cornell University, UCLA, and Amherst College. Now a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, Sowell has published more than a dozen books, the latest of which is a revised and updated edition of his classic volume, Basic Economics.
"Through its various editions," Sowell writes, "the fundamental idea behind Basic Economics remains the same: Learning economics should be as uncomplicated as it is informative." Here, Sowell seeks to uncomplicate some of the economic issues confronting the country today, from the financial crisis and the role of the Fed to the economics of health care and trade imbalances.

Recorded on December 14, 2010Thomas Sowell has studied and taught economics, intellectual history, and social policy at institutions that include Cornell University, UCLA, and Amherst College. Now a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, Sowell has published more than a dozen books, the latest of which is a revised and updated edition of his classic volume, Basic Economics.
"Through its various editions," Sowell writes, "the fundamental idea behind Basic Economics remains the same: Learning economics should be as uncomplicated as it is informative." Here, Sowell seeks to uncomplicate some of the economic issues confronting the country today, from the financial crisis and the role of the Fed to the economics of health care and trade imbalances.

In today's live webinar we revisited supply and demand basics, it's good to do it from time to time not to forget how powerful and methodical the basic rules an...

In today's live webinar we revisited supply and demand basics, it's good to do it from time to time not to forget how powerful and methodical the basic rules and setups are. A big thank you to Aman, Roger and John for volunteering, it's always better to have other traders interacting real time with the charts and ask their opinion or if they agree on what is being done.
I went very slowly over the basic concepts. It's interesting and funny to have received an email from one of the attendees after the webinar where this person told me to be confused because he understood I was not applying a rules set and I eyeballed them. Of course not, every single level has a reason. Can I make mistakes? Of course, many. But that does not necessarily mean there is not a method behind it.
- How a trendline should drawn by connecting the latest two valleys and peaks, and I mean obvious...What is an obvious peak or valley? It's just that, an obvious one. Your brain will know when it's an obvious one, else consider it a pause in the market and don't be afraid to be wrong because you will be wrong thousands of times in your trading career.
- If an imbalance is removed there must be an opposing imbalance that caused it. It's as simple and as complex as that.
- The type of trade that you take will depend on the sequence of timeframes you have decided to trade in your trading plan. Monthly, Weekly Daily.... Daily, H4, H1 for intraday... we covered an intraday sequence example on GBP/JPY with H1 as entry TF
- A trade valid on SequenceA can be invalid on Sequence B. It all depends on your framework, the timeframes you decide as your sequence. Stick to the one that fits your personality and/or your free time.
These instruments were analyzed step by step: AUD/USD, EUR/USD, USD/JPY, GBP/JPY
More information at http://www.set-and-forget.com

In today's live webinar we revisited supply and demand basics, it's good to do it from time to time not to forget how powerful and methodical the basic rules and setups are. A big thank you to Aman, Roger and John for volunteering, it's always better to have other traders interacting real time with the charts and ask their opinion or if they agree on what is being done.
I went very slowly over the basic concepts. It's interesting and funny to have received an email from one of the attendees after the webinar where this person told me to be confused because he understood I was not applying a rules set and I eyeballed them. Of course not, every single level has a reason. Can I make mistakes? Of course, many. But that does not necessarily mean there is not a method behind it.
- How a trendline should drawn by connecting the latest two valleys and peaks, and I mean obvious...What is an obvious peak or valley? It's just that, an obvious one. Your brain will know when it's an obvious one, else consider it a pause in the market and don't be afraid to be wrong because you will be wrong thousands of times in your trading career.
- If an imbalance is removed there must be an opposing imbalance that caused it. It's as simple and as complex as that.
- The type of trade that you take will depend on the sequence of timeframes you have decided to trade in your trading plan. Monthly, Weekly Daily.... Daily, H4, H1 for intraday... we covered an intraday sequence example on GBP/JPY with H1 as entry TF
- A trade valid on SequenceA can be invalid on Sequence B. It all depends on your framework, the timeframes you decide as your sequence. Stick to the one that fits your personality and/or your free time.
These instruments were analyzed step by step: AUD/USD, EUR/USD, USD/JPY, GBP/JPY
More information at http://www.set-and-forget.com

Demand and Supply Explained- Econ 2.1

Thanks for watching. In this video I explain the law of demand, the substitution effect, the income effect, the law of diminishing marginal utility, and the shifters of demand. Make sure that you understand the difference between a change in quantity demanded and a change in demand. This is the first video in the unit Playlist. Make sure that you watch the the next two videos about supply and equilibrium so you can put it all together. I hope that you like this video. Please like, leave a comment, and subscribe. *Note* never drink a whole gallon of milk
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3:10

Basic Demand Theory

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In this video I'm going to talk about the demand curve. A...

Basic Demand Theory

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In this video I'm going to talk about the demand curve. As I said in a previous video, a demand curve is the relationship between the price of a good and the amount of that good consumers demand.
Let's say we have an agent. We'll call him Ezekiel. Ezekiel's utility is derived from his consumption of carrots and from his consumption of everything else, which we'll measure in dollars. We're going to make a very important assumption about Ezekiel's utility function, we're going to assume it's strictly quasi-concave.
What this means is that if you pick any two points on a given indifference curve, a line drawn between those points will fall entirely above that indifference curve except at the end points. We're also going to assume that Ezekiel is insatiable, so he always prefers more to less.
Now, Ezekiel has a budget of $100. Let's say for now that a carrot costs $1. To draw Ezekiel's budget set, we start by graphing the point where he buys only carrots. At that point he has 100 carrots and nothing else. Then we graph the point where he buys no carrots, in which case he buys 100 dollars' worth of other things and no carrots.
Then we draw a line connecting those two points, and everything below or on that line is within Ezekiel's budget set, that is, every point within the set is a bundle which Ezekiel could buy with his $100.
Now I'm going to pick an arbitrary utility function for Ezekiel. As I said before, it's going to be monotonic-increasing and strictly quasi-concave. Let's look at some indifference curves.
There are some indifference curves that Ezekiel just can't reach at his current income, and there are some he can reach. As it turns out, with the assumptions I've made, the highest indifference curve Ezekiel can possibly reach is also the one that intersects his budget set at exactly one point. That means Ezekiel has one specific combination of carrots and other things that would make him happiest given his current budget and the current price of carrots, so that's what Ezekiel buys.
Now, at the price of $1, Ezekiel is buying 50 carrots. We can put that point on a new graph. Now let's say the price of carrots changes to 50 cents each. Now Ezekiel has a new budget set, since he can afford at most 200 carrots. Now he can reach a higher indifference curve by buying 75 carrots. Let's graph that point, too.
What we've just done is we've found two points on Ezekiel's demand curve for carrots. If we were to repeat this exercise many times, we would eventually reveal Ezekiel's entire demand curve for carrots. And if we wanted to find a demand curve for many consumers in an economy, all we'd need to do is find each of their individual demand curves and add them up.

10:22

Supply and Demand: Crash Course Economics #4

In which Adriene Hill and Jacob Clifford teach you about one of the fundamental economic i...

Sam Seiden: Supply/Demand Basics

Date of issue: 05 September 2013. Speaker: Sam Seiden. The key to producing trading income in the FX markets is having a strategy that anticipates market turns and market moves with a very high degree of accuracy. To do this, you must be able to identify where banks and institutions are buying and selling in the Forex market by looking at a price chart. This means training your eye to identify institution and bank demand and supply by looking at a price chart. During this session, Sam will begin to do this by covering core market timing strategy rules that offer you low risk, high reward, and high probability trading opportunities.

8:17

Basic Economics: Supply and Demand

This is the first of a mini series on basic economics.
These were the first videos that I...

Basic Economics: Supply and Demand

This is the first of a mini series on basic economics.
These were the first videos that I made about 4 years ago for another channel.
I have attempted to clean the original audio up the best that I could to remove the hiss, but the sound quality is still a bit poor.

36:18

Macro Unit 1 Summary- Basic Concept and Demand/Supply

The Macro Unit 1 Summary video is designed to help you understand economics and goes hand-...

Macro Unit 1 Summary- Basic Concept and Demand/Supply

The MacroUnit 1 Summary video is designed to help you understand economics and goes hand-in-hand with my UltimateReviewPacket. In this video I cover the basics: scarcity, opportunity cost, the economic systems, the production possibilities curve (9:22), comparative advantage (14:45) and demand and supply (29:26). I also show you the quick and dirty (22:21). Don't worry, it's school appropriate. Thanks for watching and please subscribe.
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This video is made for HSC(Economics) and BBA(Microeconomics) students in order to clarify the basic concepts of demand. This video is a Bangla tutorial video. It also covers the definition of demand, basic elements of demand, illustration of the demand curve, downward demand curve, the law of diminishing marginal utility, income effect, substitution effect. Besides, relevant examples were given to make the topics more easily understandable to the learners.
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0:54

Supply and Demand Explained in One Minute

A one-minute video explanation of supply and demand. In the world of economics, supply and...

Supply and Demand Explained in One Minute

A one-minute video explanation of supply and demand. In the world of economics, supply and demand is perhaps the #1 term you come across, yet far too few people understand it properly despite it not being all that hard to comprehend.
I did my best to put an end to that.
Please like, comment and subscribe if you've enjoyed the video.
To support the channel, give me a minute (see what I did there?) of your time by visiting OneMinuteEconomics.com and reading my message.

1:36:15

How to draw Trendlines and Supply and Demand zones imbalances webinar

Today's webinar covered the basics on how to draw supply and demand zones mechanically and...

How to draw Trendlines and Supply and Demand zones imbalances webinar

Today's webinar covered the basics on how to draw supply and demand zones mechanically and consistently, as well as how to draw and update trendlines.
However, does basic mean that it's something you should not pay attention to? Absolutely not. Many of you will think or believe that you are following the rules on how to draw zones and trendlines but in fact you might be breaking some rules when doing it.
Practicing and testing for hundreds of hours is the only way to achieve mastery, are you willing to complete that hard work? Believing in what you do is essential, but believe will not make you profitable unless it's accompanied by hard work.
What was covered in today's webinar?
- How to mechanically and consistently draw a trendline
- Always use the latest 2 obvious valleys or peaks to draw a trendline
- Never use a CP pattern to draw a trendline unless there are more than 3 CP patterns (ContinuationPatterns) and price is over-extended
- Mechanical rules on how to draw bases were shown, draw the levels always the same way in order to be consistent
- How to locate imbalances by using 6 of the most common candlestick patterns
- Bullish patterns: bullish engulfing pattern, bullish harami and piercing pattern
- Bearish patterns: bearish engulfing pattern, bearish harami and dark cloud cover
More information at http://www.set-and-forget.com

Basic introduction to what microeconomics and macroeconomics study. A bit on Adam Smith.
Watch the next lesson: https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain/microeconomics/supply-demand-equilibrium/demand-curve-tutorial/v/law-of-demand?utm_source=YT&utm_medium=Desc&utm_campaign=microeconomics
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10:11

Basic Supply and Demand

Basic is powerful tool you must have,
Let figure out what is basic Supply and Demand

Introduction To Demand Forecasting.

Introduction to Demand Forecasting.
Organizational Behavior,
Introduction:
Forecasts are becoming the lifeline of business in a world, where the tidal waves of change are sweeping the most established of structures. Survival in this age requires the tact, talent and technique of predicting the future.
Demand forecasting is the scientific and analytical estimation of demand for a product or service for a particular period of time.
It is the estimation of the unknown future demand for the purpose of production operations planning.
It is an art or science of predicting or estimating the future demand for a product undertaken for the purpose of long term decisions and planning.
It is the process of determining how much of whatproducts are needed when, where and how long.
It is becoming increasingly important and necessary for business to predict their future prospects in terms of sales, cost and profits. The value of future sales is crucial as it affects costs profits, so the prediction of future sales is the logical starting point of all business planning.
Demand forecasting is very popular in industrially advanced countries. Demand forecasting is bound to become more important with the growing industrialization of the country.
This is necessary for sound planning.
It lays the foundation for operation planning, scheduling, production planning, inventory management and other production and operation functions.
Long term plan forms the framework for corporate investment planning, capital management, expansion, capacity planning, research and executive development.
There are certain economic criteria of broader applica¬bility. They are:
(i) Accuracy:
The forecast obtained must be accurate. How is an accurate forecast possible? To obtain an accurate forecast, it is essential to check the accuracy of past forecasts against present performance and of present forecasts against future performance. Accuracy cannot be tested by precise measure¬ment but buy judgment.
(ii) Plausibility:
The executive should have good understanding of the technique chosen and they should have confidence in the techniques used. Understanding is also needed for a proper interpretation of results. Plausibility requirements can often improve the accuracy of results.
(iii) Durability:
Unfortunately, a demand function fitted to past experience may back cost very greatly and still fall apart in a short time as a forecaster. The durability of the forecasting power of a demand function depends partly on the reasonableness and simplicity of functions fitted, but primarily on the stability of the understanding relationships measured in the past. Of course, the importance of durability deter¬mines the allowable cost of the forecast.
(iv) Flexibility:
Flexibility can be viewed as an alternative to generality. A long lasting function could be set up in terms of basic natural forces and human motives. Even though fundamental, it would nevertheless be hard to measure and thus not very useful. A set of variables whose co-efficient could be adjusted from time to time to meet changing conditions in more practical way to maintain intact the routine procedure of forecasting.
(v) Availability:
Immediate availability of data is a vital requirement and the search for reasonable approximations to relevance in late data is a constant strain on the forecasters patience. The techniques employed should be able to produce meaningful results quickly. Delay in result will adversely affect the managerial decisions.
(vi) Economy:
Cost is a primary consideration which should be weighted against the importance of the forecasts to the business operations. A question may arise: How much money and managerial effort should be allocated to obtain a high level of forecasting accuracy? The criterion here is the economic considera¬tion.
(vii) Simplicity:
Statistical and econometric models are certainly useful but they are intolerably complex. To those executives who have a fear of mathematics, these methods would appear to be Latin or Greek. The procedure should, therefore, be simple and easy so that the management may appreciate and understand why it has been adopted by the forecaster.
(viii) Consistency:
The forecaster has to deal with various components which are independent. If he does not make an adjustment in one component to bring it in line with a forecast of another, he would achieve a whole which would appear consistent.
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6:10

Supply and Demand in Markets. Basic Economics.

A brief graphical explanation by Andrew Whyte on how consumers and suppliers interact to s...

Supply and Demand in Markets. Basic Economics.

A brief graphical explanation by AndrewWhyte on how consumers and suppliers interact to set prices in any given market in a free market economy. Also what can cause shifts in supply and demand and how this affects prices. Interested in budgeting? See...http://andrewwhyte.com/Victory-Cash/index.htm

Graphical representation of supply and demand

Although it is normal to regard the quantity demanded and the quantity supplied as functions of the price of the goods, the standard graphical representation, usually attributed to Alfred Marshall, has price on the vertical axis and quantity on the horizontal axis, the opposite of the standard convention for the representation of a mathematical function.

Since determinants of supply and demand other than the price of the goods in question are not explicitly represented in the supply-demand diagram, changes in the values of these variables are represented by moving the supply and demand curves (often described as "shifts" in the curves). By contrast, responses to changes in the price of the good are represented as movements along unchanged supply and demand curves.

Demand for technological skills, both basic digital and advanced tech, will rise by 55% Demand for social and emotional skills, such as leadership and managing others, will rise by 24% Demand for basic cognitive skills, which include basic data input and processing, will decline by ......

A minimum wage should be set such that it is sufficient to attain a basic standard of living for labourers and their families, a new resolution on wage reform issued by the 12th PartyCentral Committee said ... ....

Sam Seiden: Supply/Demand Basics

Date of issue: 05 September 2013. Speaker: Sam Seiden. The key to producing trading income in the FX markets is having a strategy that anticipates market turns and market moves with a very high degree of accuracy. To do this, you must be able to identify where banks and institutions are buying and selling in the Forex market by looking at a price chart. This means training your eye to identify institution and bank demand and supply by looking at a price chart. During this session, Sam will begin to do this by covering core market timing strategy rules that offer you low risk, high reward, and high probability trading opportunities.

36:18

Macro Unit 1 Summary- Basic Concept and Demand/Supply

The Macro Unit 1 Summary video is designed to help you understand economics and goes hand-...

Macro Unit 1 Summary- Basic Concept and Demand/Supply

The MacroUnit 1 Summary video is designed to help you understand economics and goes hand-in-hand with my UltimateReviewPacket. In this video I cover the basics: scarcity, opportunity cost, the economic systems, the production possibilities curve (9:22), comparative advantage (14:45) and demand and supply (29:26). I also show you the quick and dirty (22:21). Don't worry, it's school appropriate. Thanks for watching and please subscribe.
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Pearl Exchange Activity Full - Demand and Supply

This is a supply and demand activity that explain how the equalibrium price is created and changed. There is also another video introducing the activity. It gives some of the details on how to run it in your classroom: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yd-jCFDhGQ
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29:37

Micro Unit 1 Summary- Basic Economic Concepts

The Micro Unit 1 Summary video is designed to help you understand economics and goes hand-...

Micro Unit 1 Summary- Basic Economic Concepts

The MicroUnit 1 Summary video is designed to help you understand economics and goes hand-in-hand with my UltimateReviewPacket. In this video I cover the basics: scarcity, opportunity cost, the economic systems, the production possibilities curve, and comparative advatage. I also show you the quick and dirty (22:22). Don't worry, it's school appropriate. Thanks for watching and please subscribe.
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1:01:02

How to trade the Indian NSE Stocks Market using supply and demand imbalances

In this video you will learn how to assess the trend by using no indicators and supply and...

How to trade the Indian NSE Stocks Market using supply and demand imbalances

In this video you will learn how to assess the trend by using no indicators and supply and demand imbalances.
In this video I will explain the basics on how to trade indian stocks by using only supply and demand imbalances. The rules covered in this video are the basic ones to start understanding how new imbalances are created by the big investors and institutions.
These Indian Stocks were analyzed in this video:
- TridentLTD
- State bank of India
- KotakBank
- Larsen and Toubro
- Axis Bank
- Tata Motors
- Bank Nifty Indiian Index
- Va TechWabag LTD-
- Yes Bank
- MindTree LTD
- JetMetal Corp
More information at http://www.set-and-forget.com

1:36:15

How to draw Trendlines and Supply and Demand zones imbalances webinar

Today's webinar covered the basics on how to draw supply and demand zones mechanically and...

How to draw Trendlines and Supply and Demand zones imbalances webinar

Today's webinar covered the basics on how to draw supply and demand zones mechanically and consistently, as well as how to draw and update trendlines.
However, does basic mean that it's something you should not pay attention to? Absolutely not. Many of you will think or believe that you are following the rules on how to draw zones and trendlines but in fact you might be breaking some rules when doing it.
Practicing and testing for hundreds of hours is the only way to achieve mastery, are you willing to complete that hard work? Believing in what you do is essential, but believe will not make you profitable unless it's accompanied by hard work.
What was covered in today's webinar?
- How to mechanically and consistently draw a trendline
- Always use the latest 2 obvious valleys or peaks to draw a trendline
- Never use a CP pattern to draw a trendline unless there are more than 3 CP patterns (ContinuationPatterns) and price is over-extended
- Mechanical rules on how to draw bases were shown, draw the levels always the same way in order to be consistent
- How to locate imbalances by using 6 of the most common candlestick patterns
- Bullish patterns: bullish engulfing pattern, bullish harami and piercing pattern
- Bearish patterns: bearish engulfing pattern, bearish harami and dark cloud cover
More information at http://www.set-and-forget.com

Supply & Demand Basics

LINKS TO GOOD VIDEOS REGARDING CURRENCY CREATION:
Zeitgiest Federal Reserve - 25minute video. For 40 minute watch the Part 1 from NullClothing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0pQNkX8jLM
Money As Debt
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqvKjsIxT_8
Parts 2 & 3 are available as well for Money as Debt if interested
The American Dream (Cartoon, easy to understand)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGk5ioEXlIM
Creature from jekyll Island audio book author Edward Griffen tells a story
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dukczz_kyco
if interested in reading jekyll island, search for the book with PDF in your search and you should find the free ebook for download/print.

A quick and comprehensive intro to Supply and Demand. We define the demand curve, supply curve and equilibrium price & quantity. We draw a demand and supply curve graph - and figure out why they look like they do. We find equilibrium quantity and equilibrium price. This video targets a student in an introduction to microeconomics class.
•Video 1: Intro to Supply & Demand: http://youtu.be/op70yS_7du8
•Video 2: Shifts to Supply or Demand Cruves: http://youtu.be/es_g3L1kmR8
•Video 3: Shifts in BOTH Supply and Demand: http://youtu.be/EiYbrhFwErI
More Intro to Microeconomics Videos: https://sites.google.com/site/curtiskephart/ta/krugman-wells-microeconomics-solutions
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Video Outline:
A "market" with price and quantity.
Demand Curve 2:00
• The law of demand.
• Increases and Decreases in Demand. 5:30
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Supply curve.
• The law of supply 9:30
• Increases and decreases in Supply. 11:44
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Demand and Supply together. 15:50
• Equilibrium price and quantity supplied and demanded. 16:20
• Forces that tend toward equilibrium. Shortage, 18:15. Surplus 21:20

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